Podcast 309 – The Westford Knight
On the side of the road in Westford, Massachusetts, sits a carved stone and memorial to a medieval knight said to have died here in 1399. In Episode 309 Jeff …
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Podcast 308 – The Devil’s Hopyard
The Devil’s Hopyard in East Haddam, Connecticut, is a place where they say the devil left his mark in the rocks around Chapman Falls. In Episode 308 Jeff Belanger and …
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Podcast 307 – The Haunting of Conimicut Lighthouse
In 1922, Conimicut Lighthouse keeper Ellsworth Smith returned to the lighthouse to find his family dead in a murder-suicide. The event has haunted the lighthouse ever since. In Episode 307 …
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Podcast 306 – Sleeping with the Dead in Lewiston
In 1907 Monsignor Wallace of Lewiston, Maine, was entombed in a crypt beneath the rectory and church he served. A century later he was removed to make room for a …
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Podcast 305 – The Birth of a New Nation in New Hampshire: Independence Day Special
In 1832 a new nation was born in northern New Hampshire. A democracy that became a shining beacon for the world to see. Happy Independence Day! In Episode 305 Jeff …
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Podcast 304 – Vermont’s Sweetest Cemetery
A sweet Waterbury, Vermont, graveyard established in 1996, proves not all things stay dead. Sometimes there are resurrections. In Episode 304 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore Waterbury, Vermont, searching …
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Podcast 303 – Hunting the Egopantis of Shirley
In the late 1700s Capt. Smith of Shirley, Massachusetts, shot and killed the last of the Egopantis–a giant monster of a beast whose head is mounted at the Bull Run …
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Podcast 302 – New Haven’s Controversial First Hamburger
In 1900, Louis Lassen of New Haven, Connecticut, served the nation’s first hamburger sandwich, launching a global icon. In Episode 302 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore Louis’ Lunch in …
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